Substation Automation System (SAS)
Substation Automation System (SAS) provides protection, control, automation, monitoring, and communication capabilities as a part of a comprehensive substation control and monitoring solution.
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Controllers & Remote Terminal Units
Programmable controller & RTU hardware integrated with ETAP applications.
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Substation Automation
Intelligent analysis processes to manage the monitored data for substation level and central system evaluation.
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Switching Sequence Management
Build a complete switching sequence plan and execute it, all in one step
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Switching Order Management
Create, request and validate switching work order requests, schedules and activities
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Demand Side Management
Peak load shifting, load start inhibition, Demand Side Management system
Substation Automation System Key Benefits
- Automatic supervision of interlocks
- Graphical presentations of safety procedures
- Local & global alarm & warnings
- Detect fault location - useful for distribution systems
- Equipment diagnostics
- Intelligent interlocking system
- Diagnostics of disturbances
- Automation with supervisory & advisory control
- Substation control via operator
- IEC 61850 Substation Automation
- Substation Control & Monitoring System (SCMS)
- Enforce complex logic for device protection & coordination
- Programmable Logic Editor with compiling & execution
- Automatic generation of switching sequences
- Enterprise-wide view via intelligent one-line diagram
- Automated retrieval of all data from the substation
- Security control with multiple access levels
- Supporting third party SCADA technology
- Minimizes outages
- Reduces operating & maintenance costs
- Enhances information management
- Improves productivity
- Improves asset management
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ETAP Intelligent Digital Substation Solution
ETAP integrates model-driven software and hardware, including intelligent controllers with real-time operational digital twins. This webinar demonstrates how ETAP Digital Substation solution allows you to monitor and verify controller actions and system response during the design, implementation and operation of the controllers.
